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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
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Tn the District CSurt of the Third Jadic.al Districts Territory of Arlson !. County
 of Yavnpot
 Hnncis V. Blake. Plaiat,n. VI. Ellen ].
 ThOrne. Defondane
 Action brought h che District Court of the ThsSd Judicial District, in ana for Inc County of YavapA, Territory 0f Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting Q Elleu ]. Tn0rno:
 summons number .4os
 You gro hereby summoned and reQuire., to appear in an action tr0ughs sgatRsI yon " the above named uiatnfi6 in the Disi ..t Court 0f tbe hird Judtcfal District in md tor the Co0uty sf YavspeI. In the Territo ' of AFfs0ua,aDd ansWer the com olaint 0 ed vito the clerk Of th,s Court, at P'esco [, in .aid anies this su rm0nsh within ten days. x- ciusive of the day of sersice) after the eers ce upon yU1 of this sum mons, ff served in shss count. tut tf served Grt Of the county, a sa witnin this district, then within twenty day {; in all other cAses. thiFty days.
 And oQ aFU h-Toby noslned that ff yon aii tO appear end anaUer the com Diatut,a ,as AhD ve FooutI e6, tudgWanS will be taken against yoo oy dofanlt. as prayod for in plainti6s comPleint. and costs and disbursements ID
 0iven usdsf ny hand and the Seal tsBAL) of said Cos rt ihis sd day of fSeptem-
 E.s DODGE, Clerk.
 By VII. WILKRneoN, Depufy. E. A. sA.voRD. Attorney for Piai ntin
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
blood of ,he xhisky drinker these parti.

blood of the whisky drinker these parti-
 cles are coated with something that ap pears like thistle down. while those ol
 the opium-eater and tohaccouser ars
 encased in gelatinous substance liks liquid glue. and thereby produces slug gish movement of the blood. and con sequent stu pidity.
 If any one wishes to see visible ef- feet of tobacco on humanity let him visit place where it is manufactured and if the cadaverous-looking creatures
 chained to the calling by the slavery o
 want. don't turn him against what is to- day causing more murders. suicides and
 revolting crimes of every shade and coloI than all else besides, other evidencs
 would be useless
 Every dollar that is used ter tobacco-
 worse than thrown away-can be applied to the purchase of food and clothing and filling the home with sunshine and hap piness. Poor man, will you dispense with what makes you feel d-r-a11-y and don't care about going t-o work today, and employ the savines in changing the faded rags that hang on your children, from the cotton stock, Or the health-giving garments from the warm fleece of the lamb. PURITAN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Ainilisiraief's saIs.

Neei.e is hsrshy given shatths undersigned na o sbs s ssss q viaL: Eieht hse1 of cattle. being two oows. lve-ysas ola. syeeslisgs and ea!ves; alsd sceks. Psck-ss1die, iaseksHiih tools. Ssi. lows and Anvip. 1 minor, 1 wheelbasTow, clock. oDAll lot dtshes. q books. end aboul lB tons of orc on the dump q shelton msnei Pryposals f1sany or all of the said property will be Feooived by the undeFaigned, and 0pen0d tn the peooooeo of the Probase Jud se of Yavapoi oo1nty, on
 SATURDAY. OCTOBER lsr. le7.
 The right to Fe1ecs any and all bids 10 re- oorved. W. H. BURMISTER, AdninfssEasof of the Estaas Of 0. '. ehelion, doooased.
 Prescott, Sept 10, loeS. Id
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noties ter Publication.
LAID OFFICE AT PRsscorr. AalzesA,
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LAID OFFICE AT PRsscorr. AnlxosA.
 September lk iSR. Notice fs heroby given that the following named sestier hes hled notice Of his infen ton to mako enal proof tn suppor of hi the RegisteP end Receiver of the Unite< staies Land o@cs. PFeeeott, Arizona. on OC rOHER oth, l0e7, vis.: fred 0ainee, of Ysv try No. el. for e easf ons-half of soutAves one quarter. and southoae. one-Quarter o northwest oneQoaxtof. and northwest one 2, range west.
 He nsmes the following witnesses to prov tion M % q sa,d IanS. vis:: ss2n. isiisl. of Pres. eott. Ax1sona; Jake Niller. af Pr0uc0ts, Ari sons R D Cfaao, of Skull Valley. Ariionn seplSed E. BURGESS, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

q Few Sample Saxasac Seessos,
 The following shsn stories were mol gleaned from a Sunday school but from a few of our truthful exchanges:
 A horse grazing on the bank of Hig- gins lake, Michigan. saw Mrs Charles H. Petut and her little daughter drown- ing. jumped into the lake, swan out to them, made them understand they were to take his mane and then carried them safely to the shore.
 The cyclone struck | noted loafer in Dav,d county, Nebraska, and slapped him against the side of brick building, 100 yards away. On recovering con- sciousness. the victim threw up bis hands and cried piteously. "Bon't, Lbbie. don't I'm going right home"
 A St. Paul dog was very fond of the house Cat. One evening he was seen coming from the shadow of neighbor's fence with a hen in his mouth. Aftef hiding 1t he went for the cat which he seized by the neck and dragged to the feast. He tore the chicken into pieces and helped the cat to the choicest scraps. While Doyle Brown, of Taking Rock, Ga, was shoveling up chips, lightning struck the handle of the shovel and split it in two. The bolt then divided and ran through both of Browns hands and Hms and passed nut at the back of his neck, killing him. An old man twenty feet away was knocked senseless
 A Chicago dog. it is told. had been taught to give . succession of sharp harks when the grocer did not happen to have anything the dog was sent for. Dan was sent for a basket of eggs, and got them, but half way home he met another dog he had grudge against, set down his burden, finished the enemy oG, and, on looking for the eggs again. found they had disappeared He set up howl of anguish, but suddenly ceased, and starting for home at a brisk pace, picked up an old basket in the yard, de posted ii at the foot of his mistress, and gave his succession of barks, as if to say, "They are out of e&gs to-day"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
ree sssy sss 0uslnsss.

A traveller landed at uayside tavern in Texas early one morning. and aste, sitting around without discovering any signs of breakfast until n appetite like . mustard plaster began guauing. be walked up to the landloed, who waa sanding behind the counter bent nearly double over newspaper. in which be vas tracing the lines of . thrilling TO- nance with bis fcgs6nges. as he pu6ed at an old cob pipe.
 aWhen do you have bseakiax ?" be said.
 The landlord groaned. but did not look up The traveller raised his voice a notch or two. and repeated:
 "When do you haze breakfas ?
 "Hehw said the landlord, with his his face still buried in the newspaper"
 .'When do you have breakfass
 "Most every day"
 "Is this one of your lucky daysr
 "Hehf
 Are you going to have breakfast to- dayT
 "I reckon more'n likely we will"
 Do you suppose it will be ready soonP
 ''I don't suppose nothin' sbout it."
 "What IS the reas on yoa dont1
 Cos I don't know.'
 "When do you usually have it ?"
 "When the coffee blles"
 "Has the fire been started yet ?"
 '-I don't know nothin' about it."
 ''Whats the reason you dontl'
 'Cos l don't care a cuss."
 'See here, old man. ain't you the landlord ?"
 'I reckon mebbe am"
 "Well, then, would like to havc you tell me who's running this tavern P
 The old man raised bis head, gave the stranger a look that made his flesh creep, and said:
 "Well, sometimes the niggers run 1t ]; sometimes the old woman gives t . vhul sometimes the cussed thing sorter wobbles along for itself. and then agin sometimes l gives is hist myself. and every once in while some lantern- jawed, knock-kneed son of tiger Ike you comes along and wants to sry his hand at maxim it spin; but about the time he gets to shootin' his mouth too free be takes . notion to go out to the horse-trough and soak his head, and after that he's allux meek enough to hind bis own business for a spell What in the name of Tom Scott do you want, anyhows Can't you keep your coat on till strike the end of this ysre piece ? l want to find out what the blazes they're goin' to do with that old pirate I've been woryin' abont for the last two months, now that they've ketched him at last You're not ridin' on the keen nov, SO what's the use Q bein' in . sveat9"
 Just then darkey stepped into the beck yard. pounding joint of stovepipe with broken broom handle.
 "Does that mean breakfast ?" inquired the stranger in a humbled voice.
 "I shouldn't wonder a durn bit, re- turned the landlosd, as he plunged into his paper.-Texas Siftings
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
Governors Proclamation

TRRRTroRY oY ARlsoHA. l
 ExDcUfivg DBpAnTNBNf. ! OFFICE or THE 00VBRUol
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

ExDcUfIVB O1pz8I3BNf. E
 OFFICE or THE 00VBR0ol To al whom thsss prsssnts m ay come greet. ing:
 a1 informed thas Samuel 6. Shull vAs of0talv murdered on o1 abo0t the 18th day Of 0ey logt, In his hOuso on the Mog0ilon 0oontains, YsvaDai county. by some un. knOVn party or p0rt1oo. Mo.. ihesesoes. 0. Meyer zulick. Cover noe of the Tertto1y of ArlsonA, by authority in s as vssss1. de hssshy e9er and proeiaim !. and convictaon of the party or parties who murdered 0Anuel ehutl. f, In witnoea Wheseof, bAve here. oBALf unto 0ot ny hand and oAused the WI 0reos Seal of the Territory to os
 00xod.
 Done e Pressoes, the Capital. this twsnty. third day of June. q. D. l60.
 C. MEYER zULlCK Dy the Governor.
 Jas BAYARD
 Secretary of the Territory.
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uoiiee 10 cretiisrs.

Esaats of Benjamin R. Bullwinkle, decea ed. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administraarix of the eotaae Of Benjamfn B 1. Bull vinkle. dooeaeod, to the ere 'it0rs of and all porDons having claims agAtnst the said deceesed, to exhi6it then. with the uecessaSy volcheI, within ten Q0J months after the drSt publication ef this notice to the said ad- miniDtratxlXs q Prescott the zane being the place for the tTa1eaction of the bus1uess of 0A,d estate, In sa1d county 0f Yavapai.
 AN6ELINE ]. BULLWINKLE, Administratrix of the Estaae of. Bonjamin B. BullWinkle, doooaood.
 Daaod at Prescott, September l5 1887.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

iuAtly ksAiu Ano e~oS, ehS sooASC VI which is never suspected. The imper- ceptible virus on the point of . needle injected into the blood. viii change the whole condition of the body and render # proof against an attack of smallpox. and other poisons are alike as powerful.
 The use of tobacco, especially smok- ing it, is one of the most impolite and uncivil habits that carries a name. To many people the odor and fumes of il are abominable and yet. under many circumstances. with all their feeling against it, they are obliged to inhale the hlth-laden puffs without so much as the right to object Suppose, Mir. Smoker, a portion Of the people would acquire a liking for the perfume of the skunk, which could be easily done if some ad- venturous Yankee would give it start in fashionable circles, and the lovers of the highly-scented little fellow would carry them about in their pockets, aad ''when they felt like it," would uhip them out and take whif of their rey inviting odor, would you object ? Of course you would. Ne. one portion of the com muni,y has the same right to the one thing that you have to the other. Am l righ,s Then act upon the suggestion.
 The blood of animals IS colorless fluid, and receives its crimson tint from the particles floating in it. These cor puscles, in the blood of healthy child, are round and flat. with dent on either side, and rough. but after certain pc riod of life they grow smoother. In the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

Meals 1t all Hour
 Experienced Coots and polite attsstsoa C. Patrons. Eyerything m hand the m.rket af-
 lords. GAM9, FISH, OYSTERS. ETC. ON HAND IN eEArON. epe-ial rstss to iiank
 lies. Nj c Dinner every day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21

Los Angeles will commence work on her new $500. 900 hotel next week.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
nstiee ts crsailsss.

Estate of Ciazencs W. Neal, dscsassd.
 Notice is hereby giyen by the undersigned, administr tor of tks ogtaso of Cloronco ". Neal. deceassd. .to the creditoss Of aad all per to exhibft th. m. 0ith the n0oessary vouch . sss, within ten Q0 nonths After tho Int pub. lication of this nollao 0 the cid admfnis- tratoS, at p1agsta1. YevAPai eoausy. AFioona, the same Icing the plao0 for the tfAnsaesio1 of the ouain0o0 Of oAid o9tato, In ea1d eoon nty of Yavapa1. !. H. BUN8EY,
 NeAl, doceooo1.
 Datsd eeptsnbes etA, loR. od
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-21
ORDER lppsiatiae Tins aat Place tor neasile Appieatiea t0 Sell Psssosal Pr0porty.
ORDER

pai, territory of Ar son.
 Tn ths matter of the Estste Of ]. 8. Merrill. On reading and filing tne petition of ]. M. 8lals, edmfnistras0P of the essAte o' ]. q. Merrill deeeaoed. praying for eu order tc sell satd estsse; it is ordered that al persons m. tsrssted In said esteta appear before the Ere bats C0urt oe the County of YevapAi, Ter ritogy of AFisona, q the oourt room of sad oourt. tn the city q Prescott, in saia favsps County. On the 3d day of Oct0oer. A. D. l81 at oosclOek in the forenoon Of that q y. then oh0uld nos be nAAdo.
 N is further osaeFod that copy of this or. der bo p0blish~a in the AnI1oxA JouRNS L. HINnH, . nevspapor published in said a s- apai County, h at least f0uF weekly issi.. \ prevtouo to said a day of October, A. ID. lSS7. Dassd Prssco6i. g. pe [. l0E. SDd
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-30
A suggestio to the Travelling
 Public.

Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that Hosteater's Stomach Bitters is medi
 cinal safeguard against unhealthful inauen- e.s, upon which they can implicitly rely, ,ince it prevents the effects of vitiated at mosphere, unaccustomed or unwho!esome diet. bad water, or other conditions unfavor- able to health. On long voyages, or jour neys in attitudes adjacent to the equator, it is especially useful as preventive of the fsbrile complaints and disorders of the sto- mach, liver and bowels, which are apt to attack natives of the temperate zone so- burning or travelling in such regions, and 1t is an excellent protection against the in huence of extreme cold, sudden changes of temperature, exposure to damp or extreme fstigue. It not only prevents intermittent Tnd renlittent fever, and other diseases of a nalarial type, but ersdicates them, fact which has been notorious for years past in North and South America, Mexico, the West Indies, Australia, and other countries.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-30
Most Excellent.

J. J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville, Tenn, writes: "My family and I are bene- iciaries of your most excellent medicine, Dr Kingss New Discovery for consumptiol having found it to be all that you claim foi it, desire to testify to its virtne. My friend. to whom 1 have recommended it, praise il at every opportunity" Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption is guaranteed tc cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group and every affection of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Trial bottles free at A. Frank store Large size SI.Oo
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-30
Of Interest to Ladies.

The new treatment for ladies' diseases discovery by Dr. Mary A. Gregg, the dis tnguished English Physician and nurse, which has revolutionized the entire mode of treating these complaints in England is now being introduced into the U. S.. under 8 fair and noble plan.
 Sufficient of this remedy for one rsonth's s trial treatment is sent free to every lady who is suffering from any disease common Co the sex who sends her address and l3 2ct. stamps for expense, charges etc.
 It is positive cure for any form of fem ale disease and the free trial package is many times sufficient to effect permanent cure. Full directions accompany the pack age (which is put up in plain wrapperj also price list for future reference. No triac package will be sent after Oct. lst, 1886. Adlress, GREEH REMEDY CoMPAxY, PALMr. AA. y. Y.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-30
A creat Ralsin Vineyard.

R. McPherson, of the McPherson Broth e,s the great raisin-makers of O7ngs' 1T this county, haze completed the planting Of their great raisin vineyard in the Salt Ri CT valley in Arizona. Their new vineyard will consist of 64O acres and consain about 400, o,O0O Muscat vines. The grape in the Salt River valley ripens about three weeks earlier than in the Los Angeles valley. This will enable the gropers to supply the East ern markets in August, before the crop ma tnres in this section, while Los Angeles can supply grapes six weeks later than the Ari- zoua crop will last. The McPhersons are selling their Orange vineyards freely for city lots, and are compelled to flee to Arizo- na for room for their large line of operations. Los Angeles Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-30
Notice of Fo.feIture.

To Byron Fisk:
 You are hereby notified that the under signed have expended one hundred (SlOO dollars in labor and improvements for the year 1886. upon the Black Bird mine in Si. yer district, county of Yuma, Territory O Arizona, in order to hold said premises un Ter the provisions of section 232i, revise, statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for u t year 1886, and if, within 90 days from tn service of this notice, or within ninety days lfter this notice by publication, you fail ol refuse to contribute your proportion of suc expenditure. being s33b and cost of this ad vertisement, as co-owner, your interest il said claim will become the property of tho undersigned under said section 2324.
 Wm. B. SALMON.
 J. c. ECCLES. Yuma, FsS 2d, 1887.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-30
Brace Up.

Yoa are feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered with Headache. you are idgetty, nervous, and generally ou .,f sorts, and ..ant to brace up. Brace ur. ont not with stimuiants. spring medecine- Jr bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whiskey, and which stimulate for you an hour, and then leave you in worse condition than before. What you want is an alternative that will purify youi blood, start healthy action of Liver and Kid ueys, restore your vitality, and give rene S- ed health and strength. Such medicine you will find in Electric Bitters, and only 90 cents bottle at A. Franks store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-30

The Overland Monthly for May will contain several articles Of great inter est to the great southwest. The ''Riu Grande Valley" the "Mineral Resour ces of Southern California" and other practical articles by able and fluent writers adorn its pages. Maj. Gen. o. O. Howard commences a series of Indian War Papers beginning with the "Causrs Of the Piute and Bannock War;" while Irving M Scott tr,ats of the "Mission of the Knights of Labor Poems, Reviews, sketc4es of travel and incident, the seriels, ''Chata and Chiniti, and 'Penuac,oset," and shor. stories and assays, all combine to make this number one of more than usual interest.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-04-30

| Two weeks ago we republished in these col.
 lmns an article from a San Bernardino paper concerning the payment of taxes tc tllt county, on thu steamer "Mojave. | The fact is, that the Colorado Steam Navi
 ,atiou Co.,, which owns the "Mojave," is Yum county organization, an1 draws a.. l ts business from this Territory, the amount If business furnished from San Bernar linn
 utii ;ielt to keep up a birch-barA canoe h return for the taxes which shpuld have
 cen receive il this Territory, San B.rnar- limo sends her paupers, wio arc no dopb; victims of her climate anl high priced lanls to be cared for by the charitable people O. Yuma. There have beel three such eases lrite recently-lne, that of woman and TWO children, one consumptive, and the last, lady who has beel elylgel as teach .r in the Govern nelt 1ldiIn sch J0i at San 3ernardi Io-in al Of which cases the good people of ' lml contributed to tbe relief of ;he parties. h cIss Saa B.rnardilo is fur ther threatened with depopulation by the shipment Of her panpers to Yuma, we sug- sest that all contributions hereafter be made ,n coalition that the paupers b. shipped back whence they came.
 ONE HVVDRED AND FLFTY- fourtho sz d .e ofrioh GJUsrnme,st >qnd 'aear fwmo s'eIJect 10 pre-emp- '.Om. .Sscure homs Mereom..
 The Easter Social at the. residence of Mayor Darlington on Friday even ing was largely attended and was t!orough,y cni y d by all present. The weather being fine, it was pleas ant out of doors as one could wish, and not few availed themselves of the privilege thus afforded. The ex chequer of the church was enriched to | considerable extent.-Falls City, Neb., Leader.